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you are watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, the white house gets ready for an ambitious tour touting the benefits of its new covid bill. but there's more behind it than that. >>> many italians are waking up to a strict lockdown amid a rise in coronavirus variants. we are live in rome with details. >>> and more protests are planned in myanmar despite one of the deadliest days of demonstrations since the coup last month . >>> u.s. president joe biden is kicking off a nationwide messaging blitz to promote his newly passed covid relief package. it starts today with a speech at the white house. and as our john harwood reports, the president wants people to know there's more to it than the checks already arriving in bank accounts. >> reporter: last week congress passed president biden's $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. this week president biden and his team hit the road to promote the legislation. it's already broadly popular in the polls. it won't hurt that those $1,400 per person covid relief checks have already started

in addition rosemary was fitted with a gamma camera that can detect and display radioactivity. you can see that here in the colored images the recordings were to be shared on a wireless network and that's when engineers faced the next challenge. nuclear power plants are designed with a number of safety measures and built to withstand extreme conditions. wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named fo

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>> reporter: seems to have gone down very well so far, rosemary.me with this mission to listen to what these nato partners had to say, to take that back to washington, to allow president biden to factor that into his decisions on things like troop withdrawal in afghanistan, no decision taken on that. we heard from nato secretary general yesterday, but it sort of talks about this more consultative process rather than the testy relationship that president trump developed with nato. so a warm return was how it was described by state department officials. also secretary blinken meeting with what's known as four countries very close to russia's border so, that will sort of feed into the thinking for today, but it is going to be a very tough message for russia, what the european partners have wanted the united states to project towards russia is a consistent and firm policy and that sounds like what secretary blinken is planning. the u.s. position and the discussions around russia today to be. this is how he looked forward to that moment, described it. >

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rosemary? >> that is certainly good news. cnn international correspondent, ben wedeman there bringing us the latest. petro, you have been looking closely at the weather and we heard ben talk about the high tide and how that will play into this. what are you seeing? >> great news here. within the next couple of hours some of the highest tides we have seen in the next month or so taking place, because of a full moon taking place and the gravitational pull from the full moon, and it's transitioning into the month of april, and you have seen what has played out in the last several days, they have been able to move 30,000 cubic meters of sand to give it breathing room and mother nature giving it a boost as well. 11:42 local time, in about 2 1/2 hours from now, they expect the highest tide to reach 6.82 feet, which gives us a window until we go back to around a one-foot tide. once again another opportunity comes in closer to midnight where we have water levels increase a little more, 6.96 feet and drop again six hours later, and th

>> reporter: you're right, rosemary. a lot of concerns about the timing, about the access, the process and methodology that went into this investigation. cnn has obtained a draft of this 123-page report by the world health organization, looking into the origins of the novel coronavirus. there's a lot of detail in there as you can expect, but there is no smoking gun as to the definitive origin of the pandemic. now, according to this report, the virus most likely came from an animal and not a lab. according to this report, the virus most likely circulated and was spreading no more than one or two months before it was detected initially in december of 2019. as you laid out, the report walks through four possible sources of the virus. the most likely source, an intermediary animal host that was infected by a bat. but which animal? that according to the report remains, quote, elusive. now, the next most likely source is direct transmission from an animal like a bat or a pangolin. now, possible but not probable source of the v

and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, a new coronavirus vaccine will be headed into arms across america. we will look at how it compares to the others. >>> donald trump teases a 2024 presidential run in a live speech to a group of adoring conservatives. >>> and the biden administration is set to unveil changes to its saudi policy. it follows a damning report about the grisly murder of journalist jamal khashoggi . good to have you with us. some welcome news in the coronavirus fight. a third vaccine is ready for use across the united states after clearing the centers for disease control. cdc director rochelle wallensky signed off on the johnson & johnson shot after a panel voted to recommend it on sunday. at first glance, it isn't as effective as the pfizer, biontech and moderna vaccines, but it was 86% effective in preventing severe illness and 72% effective at preventing moderate illness in u.s. trials. and perhaps the most important stat, it was 100% effective at preventing covid fatalities. no one who got th

in addition rosemary was fitted with a gamma camera that can detect and display radioactivity. you can see that here in the colored images the recordings were to be shared on a wireless network and that's when engineers faced the next challenge. nuclear power plants are designed with a number of safety measures and built to withstand extreme conditions. wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st lete out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named for

rosemary. >> yeah. we will be watching very closely. selena wang bringing us the latest there from tokyo. many thanks. >>> two years of political gridlock in israel has brought voters out for election after election. will the fourth time be the charm? we will go live to a polling station next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/now and get 2 months free. rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, but for less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> thousands more evacuations could soon be ordered in australia's state of new south wales, whic

in addition rosemary was fitted with a gamma camera that can detect and display radioactivity. you can see that here in the colored images the recordings were to be shared on a wireless network and that's when engineers faced the next challenge. nuclear power plants are designed with a number of safety measures and built to withstand extreme conditions. wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named fo

also, rosemary, this comes as the worst time, really.bal trade was under so much pressure due to the pandemic. the online shopping meant there's ban shortage of containers of container ships. this exacerbated that. we won't see an end to trade delays and cost of business for some time, i think. >> yeah, so right. the timing just horrible. anna stewart bringing us the latest on that angle of this story from london. many thanks. >>> our meteorologist joins us now. we are waiting on that predicted and imminent high tide to help in this effort to release the bow of this massive cargo ship and release it, hopefully. how likely is that, do you think? when you look at the numbers. >> you know we're now 70 minutes away from finding out. that's when the king tide, or the spring tide, as known, is typically observed here during a full phase of the moon which happened in the past 24 hours. that's what officials are counting on. giving us a little bit more tug increasing the tides a little bit more than you typically would see it there. in fact, we

you are watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church.ust ahead, joe biden's massive covid relief bill is expected to pass in the house today. meaning much needed economic aid could find its way into americans' bank accounts in a matter of days. >>> also ahead, a growing crisis at the u.s. southern border as officials call for reinforcements to handle a migrant surge. >>> and buckingham palace breaks its violence to respond to that bombshell harry and meghan interview. we're live with details this hour. thanks for joining us. well, the u.s. house of representatives is set to hold a final vote on president joe biden's massive covid relief package just hours from now. the house is expected to pass the updated bill with the senate's revisions. the stimulus package is huge, not only in price tag at $1.9 trillion, but also in its expected impact. democrats from progressives to moderates are united in their support. >> this is the most significant legislation for working people that has been passed in decades. >> tremendous piece of legislation

rosemary? >> no doubt.ke essig joining us live from tokyo, many thanks. >>> a decade of destruction and despair with no clear path forward ten years on from the start of syria's civil war. the u.n. secretary general says the country remains a living nightmare with devastation impossible to fathom. ben wedeman looks back at the last ten years in syria, a warning, though, his report contains disturbing video. >> reporter: assad or we burn the country regime loyalists like to chant and over the last ten years as syria has plummeted deeper into the abyss, the country has burned and president ba shard al asad has clung to power. an uprising that started peacefully has left as many as half a million dead by some estimates, united nations gave up counting five years ago. more than half the population has been driven from their homes or has fled the country. unwilling to concede that this regime and decades of oppression were to blame assad called it a foreign conspiracy. and indeed the uprising has become a multi-

you're watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. just ahead in a deeply personal interview, the duchess of sussex says the royal family had concerns about her son's skin color, and she revealed the pressures at one point made her suicidal. >>> vaccination rates are up, but health officials are warning covid variants could spark another wave if americans are not careful. >>> and jury selection starts today in the trial of a former police officer accused of killing george floyd. his death sparked a summer of protest in the united states . good to have you with us. the duke and duchess of sussex are revealing many stunning claims about their relationship with britain's royal family. the overarching message in harry and meghan's tell-all interview with oprah winfrey was that they didn't feel supported. meghan says life as a member of the royal family had become so isolating and lonely for her that she contemplated suicide. >> i just didn't want to be alive anymore, and that was a very clear and real and frightening constant thought. but

>> reporter: that's right, rosemary. an important shift since what we had seen so far is that the sputnik investigation under investigation since march 4th by the european's medicines agency that process will take several months. if you look at what's happened with previous vaccines until now it was really only countries breaking ranks with the rest of europe who turned to it, hungry, austria which is extremely upset about the way that vaccines are distributed among european countries now in negotiations with russia to purchase a million doses. the fact that france and germany might be speaking to vladimir putin about how they might cooperate to get it to europe tells you all you need to know about the severe vaccine shortages gripping europe and making that vaccine rollout so slow. angela merkel and emanuel macron under tremendous pressure to try to get things moving with those surging covid-19 figures. one of those areas here in france that has been so heart hit by the covid-19 wave, third wave, emanuel macron will add

>> it's hard to say, rosemary. i don't think they are.f the reasons it's hard to say is because the statistics on hate crimes are a little bit of a morass. there are different methods of calculating them, attributing them, and it's very hard to figure out which will of the crimes actually get charged because the crimes are being reported and which ones are convicted. so i think the one thing that prosecutors can do is really step up and use the laws that are on the books. we have hate crimes via statutes, and if you don't use the laws, it's like not being on the books. we've got to send the message out that the hate won't be tolerated. >> and what's your biggest concern about this this? >> i think my biggest concern right now is that will will pass. that people momentarily pay attention and then they'll forget about it when something else comes along. but the problem has been there since the 19th century. there are massacres, lynchings of chinese then, just as lynchings of other people of color throughout history here. it's so important t

in addition rosemary was fitted with a gamma camera that can detect and display radioactivity. you can see that here in the colored images the recordings were to be shared on a wireless network and that's when engineers faced the next challenge. nuclear power plants are designed with a number of safety measures and built to withstand extreme conditions. wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods have heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named f

the video that we have is pretty scary as well, rosemary.a police van set on fire. windows being smashed of the police building in downtown bristol. at one point while one of those police vans is burning officers are trying to move two others and you can see protesters sitting on the roof, sitting on the windshield. it even looks like one person is trying to set one of those vehicles on fire while police are in it trying to move it. police also said that people threw fireworks, threw other projectiles at them. one officer ended up with broken ribs. another ended up with a broken arm. officers from neighboring areas actually had to be brought in to restore order and restore calm. the chairman of the local police condemned what he said was a mob of animals. the home secretary who's responsible for policing in the uk condemned what she called unacceptable thuggery and disorder, ross mahery. >> all right. scott mclean bringing us the very latest there. many thanks. >>> the european union will soon approve sanctions on military officials in myanm

rosemary frank. you it is official alameda solano in santa cruz county is have all now moved into that less restrictive red tear. this means more schools can open up more businesses, including restaurants can open those doors for indoor activity. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live this afternoon and i know a lot of these counties were hoping to get the green light just a few hours ago, and here we are this afternoon, talking about this good news that they are indeed moving from that purple to red here. it is good news. it is official in order for counties to bump down from that most restrictive purple tear to the red tear. they need to have seven cases of covid, or fewer than seven cases of covid. for every 100,000 residents. alameda solano and santa cruz counties all made the cut. the sound and scent of a sizzling hot breakfast. it's something customers can now experience inside their favorite restaurant. now that alameda counties in the red tier restaurants have the green light to reopen indoor dining

thanks rosemary.up is underway after deadly storms tour through the south over the weekend reporters sal jigen grasso takes a look at some of the damage left behind. several people are dead after flash floods swept across the nashville area this weekend. the torrential downpours, setting records and proving dangerous they shall receive more than seven inches of rain over the past 48 hours. now, that is the second highest to day rainfall total in our history. first responders rush to make more than 100 rescues. his folks became trapped in th high waters. others appeared to die after being swept away. but city officials say previous encounters with severe weather made them better prepared to handle these incidents. lessons from the 2010 flood did help us prepare for an improved flood response. no, these include well trained swift water rescue teams and improved real time information sharing. meanwhile down in neighboring georgia massive recovery efforts are still underway after a serious of deadly torna

you are watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church.ust ahead, protesters back on the streets of minneapolis as the trial of derek chauvin over the death of george floyd begins. >>> the highly anticipated origins story of the pandemic, details from the w.h.o.'s new report on how the coronavirus started in china and why the findings are already being met with a lot of skepticism. >>> and -- >> i'm going to punt here, i'm going to lose the script and i'm going to reflect on the recurring feeling i have of impending doom. >> a stark and emotional warning from the head of the cdc over the rate of infections in the united states. as president joe biden urges people to keep wearing masks. ♪ ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. well, day two of the derek chauvin trial will get under way today in minnesota. monday saw the highly anticipated trial of the former minneapolis police officer begin. protesters were seen on the streets of minneapolis on monday. chauvin is charged with killing george floyd last may, but floyd's death has had an impact far beyo

rosemary. oh it's a warm one. gaussian oh, to mike, and to all of you out there, we've got to mostly sunny skies, the wind still breezy and our hills but the wind advisory allowed to expire at least for most of the bay area that happened earlier this morning. we do have one section still within advice free and i'll explain that just a moment. let's step out. take a look at sfo and all the blue skies overhead at this hour anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees or so even a little bit more than that, in some areas warmer than where we were yesterday, checking in on the numbers. first in the north by 73 over santa rosa 70 foreign napa theater, east based 69 livermore and around the bay, 65 san francisco low seventies and oakland. san jose. a 71 degrees and this is lunch time giving you a view here just how much warmer we are than yesterday half moon bay. you take the prize 16 degrees warmer for you there. oakland reporting 14 degrees warmer in the north bay. 11 degrees nevado by 13 in santa rosa, are winds

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in addition rosemary was fitted with a gamma camera that can detect and display radioactivity. you can see that here in the colored images the recordings were to be shared on a wireless network and that's when engineers faced the next challenge. nuclear power plants are designed with a number of safety measures and built to withstand extreme conditions. wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named fo

in addition rosemary was fitted with a gamma camera that can detect and display radioactivity. you can see that here in the colored images the recordings were to be shared on a wireless network and that's when engineers faced the next challenge. nuclear power plants are designed with a number of safety measures and built to withstand extreme conditions. wireless signals barely make it through the thick concrete walls of the reactors that's where scurrah comes in the robot functions as a signal transmitter and helps rosemary relay its recordings to the outside world. both robots were partially successful in their mission they enabled authorities to get their 1st overview of the reactor after the fall out. the scorpion was the great hope for fukushima and 2017 it was meant to inspect the spots where radioactive lever 1st elite out of the reactor vessel joining the 2011 disaster the nucular fuel rods had heated up to 1200 degrees celsius causing them to melt through their metal casings the japanese government invested a lot of money in developing this little robots it was named fo

out there, rosemary.arcia have mostly blue skies around the bay area, and today feels ah lot like yesterday after a very chilly start, temperatures are already on the up and up giving you a live look. they're beautiful view of san francisco. you could see all that blue sky overhead and over to sfo where we have clear skies here as well. checking in on the temperature's right now san francisco coming in at 56 degrees on this lunch hour, 60% of rosa low sixties and oakland, 64 livermore as well. a san jose and the 24 hour temperature change shows you that well, we're within a few degrees of yesterday. sfl slightly warmer than yesterday. oakland slightly cooler napa, you are up by three. the winds generally light in the north bay. napa reporting five mph. we do have a bit of augusta over areas of nevada reporting 12 oakley reporting it onshore breeze at eight. and if we shift south, more of the same a hayward reporting ate half moon bay reporting five. we've got calm conditions over san jose in her heels, a

good afternoon, rosemary. hi claudine. hi gasia mikaelian to all of you out there.eautiful day. you may need a light jacket because temperatures are still running cool. we are in february. after all, temperatures are warmer than yesterday, though. how about that? giving you a live? look over san francisco? ah beautiful one with mostly sunny skies and star for today, the winds have calmed down some and that is some good news. another view here over sfo where we are looking at blue sky here. storm tracker two is going to remain quiet, at least for the next 36 hours or so we begin to see changes. come thursday morning and thursday looks to be a wet day, with scattered showers lingering into the final business day of the week. a view of the winds sfl reporting eight mph and getting into the hills mount diablo reporting 14, oakland hills north reporting 19 and middle peak in the north babe reporting 19 so little bit of a breeze out there in the hills. but for most of us. especially compared to yesterday here's a view of the future cast model get you through your tuesday

rosemary? >> that is very good news indeed. many thanks to our ben we hadman bringing us the very latest on the papal visit. >>> two people have been reportedly killed in myanmar. they quote witnesses who say police opened fire on protesters in a northern town. several others were injured. strikes and protests have been taking place across the country in an attempt to pressure the military to step down after last month's coup. paula hancocks has the latest. she joins us now live from seoul. so, paula, what is the latest on the situation in myanmar? >> rosemary there were hopes this monday would be wide nationwide strikes. 18 labor unions had called for it to be a full extended shutdown of myanmar's economy calling for many businesses to shut down and come out onto the streets. we have been seeing significant numbers once again, but as you say, that has turned to fatalities in one northern town, at least two killed we know at this point from reuters quoting eye witnesses. so once again we're seeing security forces use a level of

rosemary. us indeed.high garcia, hello to mike, and to all of you out there that transition already underway. as you mentioned. it's a cloud your day it's a cooler day, a breezy day and eventually we're going to get into some brain and it will be on and off for the next few days. here's a look at a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge where we again are waking up where i should say, starting out with a mix of sun and clouds with all that cloud cover this morning. we did wake up with temperatures not quite as cold as yesterday. but now temperatures are flipping around and we are cooler in most areas. temperatures outside right now. 53 degrees in nevada. we have 54 in san francisco, 56 in walnut creek and 56 reported in livermore. how much cooler down by just a few degrees that over areas near a santa rosa, the inner east bay conquered. ah fairfield, you are down by nine. outside of that most of us within a couple of degrees, but without all that sunshine out there if feels different and the winds are s

thank you, rosemary to bury transit agencies have expanded their services starting today. bargain caltrain say the changes are in response to a recent ride in ridership tied to the growing number of covid-19 vaccinations likely and a declining number of covid cases. art is adding 26 additional trips on it six train lines during the peak commute hours. caltrain is adding two more trains to its weekday schedule. caltrain will run 70 trains a day now between santa clara county in san francisco, starting again today. caltrain is also tweaking departure times due to the new schedule. caltrain is also allowing free rides to vaccination sites. starting today, people living a working in san francisco, santa clara or san mateo counties can board cal train to go to or from a vaccine location. passengers only have to show proof of the vaccine appointment or vaccine card before boarding. caltrain says that by offering these free rides, it hopes to remove any cost barrier so everyone can get vaccinated still to come in new, it's the perfect job opportunity for someone with a passion fo

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rosemary will happening today. santa clara county is celebrating the opening of its newest mass vaccination site. county officials have partnered up with stanford healthcare to launch the site at the aloha roller rink at east san jose's eastridge mall. the site will accept walk ins and appointments eventually, for those eligible under county guidelines. let's talk about this new clinic opening by welcoming to the new newscast, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. thanks for being with a supervisor, i'm thrilled. i can imagine i can imagine you it's for so many of us. remember santa clara county as as the initial hot spot for covid in our entire region for this clinic toe open now to serve those who are least able to get the vaccine. what does it mean to you? well, it's really gonna be life saving literally, for the people who live and work and play in the east of san jose, and one of the things that you may know is that the census tracts surrounding this area had the highest rate of covid positivity way have

>> reporter: well, rosemary, there's concerned over the astrazeneca vaccine across the european unionin a week now. we're in a position where six local member states have paused the astrazeneca vaccine. and sixes have banned certain batches of astrazeneca. all of this coming after multiple adverse health events were reported among vaccine recipients. especially due to clotting. and there were two deaths reported among vaccine recipients one in austria, one in denmark. it caused some countries to put everything on pause while they refew the events. it's important to stress that at this point, no country is saying there's causialty. are the events happening as a coincidence after people took the vaccine? are these events happening because of the vaccine? there's no evidence to prove these events are occurring because of the vaccine. but because they've been reported and several countries decided to put things on pause. now astrazeneca has responded. they said, look, we have data from 17 million people who received the vaccine and the data shows there's no higher incidence of blood clott

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i like to cut these in half, put them in the oven, bake at oil, salt and pepper, rosemary for 15 to 20 minutes. they're nice and soft with the beautiful color from baking, maybe roll around a little bit to burn the top. beautiful. i am tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. mashed potatoes with this, out of this world. >> he is making me hungry. >>> with march madness on, we will have a special edition of the news 5:00 cbsn rgt school en srmoh after starting to vaccinate teachers. where things stand with reopening. let's get a last check of weather. >> i am with you, ready for lunch. it is a bit cooler today and looking at breezy conditions at sfo, 20 miles per hour now. a wind advisory kicks into effect tonight into tomorrow morning for north bay and east bay hills, santa cruz mountains, san francisco peninsula coast. we will warm things especially through wednesday and thursday. back to you. >> that's it for >> brooke: uh, okay. so, wait, [ laughter ] which one of these designs did you wanna highlight? >> katie: um, this one. >> brooke: oh. >> katie: [ laughter ] >> brooke: yeah. i'm tryi

you're watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church.nd she revealed the pressures at one point made her suicidal. >>> vaccination rates are up, but health officials are warning covid variants could spark another wave if americans are no

i'm rosemary church. we are following breaking news out of boulder, colorado. of evil. that was the response from colorado's governor after a shooting spree in a boulder supermarket left ten people dead. it is the second mass shooting in the united states within a week. details are still emerging, but here's what we know at this hour. police say a gunman

and i'm rosemary church.accine will be headed into arms across america. we will look at how it compares to the others. >>> donald trump teases a 2024 presidential run in a live speech to a group of adoring conservatives. >>> and the biden administration is set to unveil changes to its saudi pocy

. >> reporter: but this fall, putnam is in semi-seclusion, with wife rosemary, in resplendent rural new hampshire, and he appreciates the irony. >> i've taken a ton of criticism and teasing from my family for 25 years for writing about how important it is that people connect to one another. but in order to do that, i come up here in total isolation. of course, it's different now with the coronavirus. mostly because we're trying to escape from the risks down in-- down in the city. >> reporter: putnam's refuge is especially ironic in light of his new book, "the upswing," the culmination of his work about social capital-- that is, social connectedness-- and how to rebuild it in an ever-more on-your-own america, as polarized as it was in the late 19th century. >> this is the first gilded age. we were very polarized. we were very unequal. and e next 70 years, basically, everything rises. we get more and more connected. we get less and less polarized. we get more and more equal. >> reporter: and thus the upswing to a more egalitarian society. from untouchable gilded age fortunes of the 1890s-

the bbc's rosemary has more for us. >> amnesty international claims that eight people have died so far excessive force and firearms by security forces. he has been indicted and placed under judicial supervision. the opposition leader, persecuted for the counts of rape and death threats, can therefore return home, but he must remain at the disposal of justice. also, his passport will be withdrawn, and he will not be able to travel outside of senegal. heavy military presence has been deployed in the city, and se neighborhoods, since the urban guerrilla warfare is still taking place today in some areas. ♪ katty: a judge has delayed jury selection in the case of an eczema in any apple's police officer accused of killing george floyd. derek chauvin faces murder charges for kneeling on mr. floyd neck for over seven minutes. the video spark protest. jury selection will begin on tuesday at the earliest. this report contains distressing images. ♪ >> keep it straight, keep it raw, that is what they say and krump. this fantastically physical street dances a cathartic release. crimping -- krumping

you are watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church.benefits of its new covid bill. but there's more behind it than that. >>> many italians are waking up to a strict lockdown amid a rise in coronavirus variants. we are live in rome with details. >>> and more protests are planned in myanmar despite one of the

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rosemary. _ yes, absolutely. of course. rosemary, thank— yes, absolutely. of course.olutely. of course. - rosemary, thank you for that. lovely to speak to you. we are not going to ask every guest, we will assume it is the case. if you haven't seen dolly parton singing vaccine to jolene you will love it. good morning. it has been going round in my head. pep guardiola's side, an incredible run. the premier league leaders beat wolves 4—1 at the etihad last night. that was their 21st win in a row in all competitions. city took the lead in the first half, but wolves gave them something to worry about when their captain connor coady equalised after the break. that kicked city into life as they scored three goals in the final ten minutes. gabrieljesus put city ahead before riyad mahrez scored their third. and thenjesus got his second of the night to take city 15 points clear at the top of the league. manager pep guardiola says his side have worked hard to get through a difficult period. november, december, january, february in england is the hell. it's the hell, everybody kn